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Koimari Seishu IroNabeshima

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Koimari Seishu IroNabeshima - Ginjo sake from Koimari Shuzo Co.,Ltd, Saga
Description

IroNabeshima Ginjo honors Saga's porcelain heritage through Saga no Hana rice, presenting refined floral fragrance, gentle sweetness, and a smooth, elegantly cultured finish.

Specifications
CategoryGinjo
RegionSaga
RiceSaga no Hana
ABV15%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

Sake TypeWhat is Ginjo?

Light and fragrant with delicate floral and fruit aromas.

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Koimari Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Koimari Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Saga
History and Roman's Koi Imari, and the Edo period Idari flourished as a building port of Arita ware. The porcelain was called Imari ware based on the name of the building port, and in Europe, the export destination, it was prized under the name "IMARI" and "KOIMARI". Furumari Sake Brewery is founded in 1909, and the kimono shop, which continues from Edo, has been a sake brewery that has been a sake brewery since the end of the Meiji era. We protect the skills and traditions of sake brewing inherited from the predecessor, and continue to brew sake that customers can drink with a smile. The fourth generation "Koi Imari", which was named by the third generation, has launched the "Koi Imari -mae and Koimari Saki" brand in order to move forward while valuing the history of sake breweries and regions. We will continue to deliver the deliciousness of sake to people around the world.
Est.1909
BrandKoimari Saki
Address3288-1 Nakazato Ko Futari Imari -shi Saga
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